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Revolutionary War
43,189
Total Patriots
41,107
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Showing 51–100 of 43,189 patriots

State ↕ First ↕ Last ↑ Rank ↕ Regiment ↕ From ↕ To Notes Battles
SC Jacob Abshaw SC 2nd Regiment of State Dragoons 1781 1781 Served under Capt. Francis Moore, Col. Charles Myddleton during 1781.
SC James Absom Little River District Regiment Served, unit and dates unknown.
NC John Abute Private 1st NC Regiment A Private under Capt. William Lytle, dates unknown.
SC Francis Acker SC 2nd Regiment 1779 1780 Unit unknown.
SC Peter Acker SC 1st Regiment of State Dragoons From Fairfield District. Served under Lt. Col. Wade Hampton. Unit and dates unknown.
SC William Acker Horseman Colleton County Regiment 1779 1781 Served under Lt. George Hipp in the Oakley Creek Company during 1779. 1781, a Horseman under Capt. Gideon Dupont (Charles Town District Regiment).
NC John Acock Private New Bern District Minutemen 1776 2/27/1776, a known Private under Capt. Thomas Williams. From Dobbs County. Moore's Creek Bridge
NC Moses Acock Private 3rd NC Regiment 1777 1778 A Private under Capt. Jacob Turner.
Died in May 1778.
NC Robert Acock Private 3rd NC Regiment 1776 1778 4/20/1776, a Private under Capt. Jacob Turner for 2-1/2 years.
9/10/1778, a known Private under Capt. Thomas Armstrong (2nd NC Regiment).
Discharged on 11/10/1778 in CT.
S35168.		 Brandywine Creek (PA), Germantown (PA)
NC Samuel Acock Private 2nd NC Regiment 1781 1782 Apr. 1781, a Private under Capt. Benjamin Carter for 12 months.
Discharged on 4/25/1782.
NC Thomas Acock Private New Bern District Minutemen 1776 2/27/1776, a known Private under Capt. Thomas Williams. From Dobbs County. Moore's Creek Bridge
NC William Acre Private Guilford County Regiment 1776 1778 1776, a Private under Capt. Thomas Dougan, then under Capt. Henry Whitesell. 1778, a Private under Capt. Thomas Dougan. Born in 1752 in Frederick County, MD. Cherokee Expedition 1776
SC John Adair Major Turkey Creek Regiment 1780 1782 First a Major under Col. Edward Lacey, then Col. Richard Winn (Fairfield Regiment). Major and Aide-de-Camp of Sumter. Possibly also a Major in SC 6th Regiment during 1776 under Col. Thomas Sumter. Eutaw Springs
SC James Adair Captain Fairfield Regiment 1781 A Captain under Col. Richard Winn during 1781. Cowpens
SC John Adair Captain Fairfield Regiment 1779 1780 Earlier, a Private. Captain under Col. John Winn. Promoted to Major under Sumter, captured, exchanged, Sumter's Aide-de-Camp. In Camden Jail at one point.
SC William Adair Adjutant Turkey Creek Regiment An Adjutant under Col. Edward Lacey. Dates unknown.
SC Joseph Jr. Adair Lieutenant Little River District Regiment Also served as Deputy Commissary. Dates unknown.
SC William Adair Lieutenant SC 6th Regiment 1780 POW at Fall of Charleston. Later Adjutant under Col. Edward Lacey. Siege of Charleston 1780
SC Alexander Adair From Williamsburg District. Served in Militia. Nothing more known.
SC Benjamin Adair Little River District Regiment From Williamsburg District. Served in Militia. Unit and dates unknown. Killed 3/10/1781. Dutchman's Creek 3/21 (Killed)
SC Isaac Adair Little River District Regiment Served in Militia. Unit and dates unknown. Killed April 1781.
SC James Jr. Adair Little River District Regiment From Williamsburg District. Served in Militia. Nothing more known.
SC John Adair Little River District Regiment 1779 1779, enlisted in Militia. Unit unknown. Captured near Charlotte, in prison at Camden.
SC John Adair Fairfield Regiment 1779 1780 1779-1780, under Col. John Winn, unit unknown. A Captain after Hanging Rock. Siege of Charleston 1780, Williamson's Plantation, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock
SC John Jr. Adair Upper Ninety-Six District Regiment Served under Col. Robert Anderson after the Fall of Charleston. Dates and unit unknown.
SC John Jr. Adair Little River District Regiment Served, unit and dates unknown.
SC Joseph Adair Turkey Creek Regiment Served under Col. Edward Lacey. Unit and dates unknown. Williamson's Plantation
SC Joseph Sr. Adair Little River District Regiment A Commissary under Lt. Col. Levi Casey. Dates unknown. 1781-1782, under Lt. Col. William Washington (Continental Army).
SC Joseph Jr. Adair Little River District Regiment Served, unit and dates unknown.
SC Robert Adair Served in Militia. Unit and dates unknown. Killed by Indians.
SC William Adair Wagoner Fairfield Regiment A wagoner under Col. Richard Winn. Monck's Corner
SC William Adair Little River District Regiment Served, unit and dates unknown.
NC John Adair Private Washington District Regiment 1776 1780 1776, a Private under Capt. John Campbell. 1778, a Private under Capt. George Brooks. 1779, in Sullivan County. 1779, a Private under Capt. James Elliott. 1780, a Private under Capt. Samuel Brashear. Born in 1754 in County Antrim, Ireland. Island Flats (TN)
SC Negro Adam SC 3rd Regiment 1778
SC Alexander Adams Captain New Acquisition District Regiment 1777 Died, replaced by Samuel Adams, his brother.
SC Benjamin Adams Captain 1781 A Captain during 1781. Nothing more known.
SC Godfrey Adams Captain SC 2nd Regiment of State Dragoons 1781 1782 A Captain under Col. Charles Myddleton. Briar Creek (GA), Edisto (?), Myddleton's Ambuscade, Quinby's Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation, Eutaw Springs
SC James Adams Captain New Acquisition District Regiment 1776 1776 From Waxhaws Settlement, 3 mos Cherokee Expedition in 1776. Cherokee Expedition 1776
SC James Adams Captain 1780 1782 A Captain 1780-1782, regiment unknown.
SC John Adams Captain Lower District Regiment 1779 1781 1779, a Captain under Col. Jonas Beard. A Captain of Horse in the Militia during 1781, unit unknown.
SC Samuel Adams Captain New Acquisition District Regiment 1777 1781 A Captain under Lt. Col. Edward Lacey, then Col. Edward Lacey (Turkey Creek Regiment). Florida Expedition, Siege of Charleston 1780, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Carey's Fort, Fishing Creek, Fish Dam Ford, Blackstocks, Fort Granby #1, Siege of Augusta (GA), St. James Goose Creek Church, Quinby's Bridge, Shubrick's Plantation
SC Alexander Adams Lieutenant Camden District Regiment 1775 1780 A Lieutenant under Capt. John Nixon, Col. John Winn. 1778, this unit was in the Fairfield Regiment.
SC David Adams Lieutenant SC 2nd Regiment 1776 1777 7/4/1776, a 2nd Lieutenant under Capt. Richard Shubrick. Resigned on 4/22/1777.
SC Joel Adams Lieutenant Camden District Regiment 1779 A Lieutenant under Lt. Col. Robert Goodwin during 1779. Stono Ferry
SC John Carroll Adams Lieutenant SC Light Dragoons 1779 1780 Was Corporal and Sergeant in SC 3rd Regiment. A Lieutenant in SC Dragoons 1779-1780 under Col. Daniel Horry. 1781, under Capt. William McKenzie, Col. William Hill, rank unknown.
SC William Adams Lieutenant Hill's Regiment of Light Dragoons A Lieutenant under Capt. Daniel Murphy, Col. William Hill. Dates unknown.
SC John Adams Ensign Colleton County Regiment 1775 1776 An Ensign in the Edisto Island Volunteers under Capt. Joseph Fickling.
SC John Carroll Adams Sergeant SC 3rd Regiment 1777 1779 A Private, a Corporal, and a Sergeant under Capt. Joseph Warley. Later, a Lieutenant.
SC Joseph Adams Sergeant Polk's Regiment of Light Dragoons 1781 A Sergeant under Capt. Samuel Martin, Lt. Col. William Polk. Died in June 1781.
SC John Adams Corporal SC 1st Regiment 1775 1779 Four years and one month as a Corporal.